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      The Haunted Mansion

      PG Released Nov 26, 2003 1 hr. 28 min. Comedy Fantasy List
      13% 142 Reviews Tomatometer 31% 100,000+ Ratings Audience Score Workaholic real estate agent Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy) is accused by his wife, Sara (Marsha Thomason), of neglecting his son (Marc John Jefferies) and daughter (Aree Davis), so he takes the family on a vacation. Along the way, the family stops off at a sinister mansion that Jim has been asked to sell, only to discover it's haunted by Master Gracey (Nathaniel Parker) ; his stern butler, Ramsley (Terence Stamp) ; and two other servants who need some help breaking a curse. Read More Read Less Watch on Fandango at Home Premiered Apr 02 Buy Now

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      Neither scary nor funny, The Haunted Mansion is as lifeless as the ghosts in the movie.

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      Nereyda Jaimes it was funny a great family movie to watch with the kids Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 08/29/23 Full Review Benjamin S It’s first act was mostly dialogue and didn’t really make an effort to establish strong enough emotional motivation, display enough ghostly mischief, or meaningful character interactions. The second act feels like filler. The most it attempts to be entertaining in the first two thirds is a few cgi moments and relying on Tiffany Haddish doing Tiffany Haddish schtick. It becomes actually entertaining after the first hour. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 08/17/23 Full Review FAN It was fun to be swept away into this movie and never think about anything else! Rated 4 out of 5 stars 08/11/23 Full Review denise b This was a great family movie! I really enjoyed it. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 08/06/23 Full Review Raven M It's okay it does have a little bit of humour in it but sometimes it feels forced. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 04/08/24 Full Review Lochie B I prefer this version over the remake Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/25/24 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy, center left) brings the family - wife Sara (Marsha Thomason, center), son Michael (Marc John Jefferies, center right), and daughter Megan (Aree Davis, right) to the mansion. Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy, left) asks Madame Leota (Jennifer Tilly, right) for advice. When grim grinning ghosts come out to socialize, these four singing busts like to harmonize - with Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy, left) and his son, Michael (Marc John Jefferies, right) for an audience. The grand staircase is just the beginning of the mansion's hidden secrets. Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy, pictured) has an interesting encounter with a crystal ball in Walt Disney Pictures' hilarious chiller, "The Haunted Mansion." Three "hitchhiking ghosts" try to thumb a ride. Master Gracey (Nathaniel Parker, left) sits down to dinner, aided by his butler, Ramsley (Terence Stamp, right). hearse, driven by Ezra (Wallace Shawn, center left) and Emma (Dina Waters, left) and carrying Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy, center right) and son Michael (Marc John Jefferies, right) Director Rob Minkoff (left), with Eddie Murphy (center left), Marsha Thomason (right rear), Aree Davis (right center), and Marc John Jefferies (right foreground). Costume designer Mona May (right) was charged with dressing all the ghouls. View more photos

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      Nell Minow Common Sense Media Go on the Disney ride instead. It's over sooner. Rated: 1/5 Dec 28, 2010 Full Review Empire Magazine Rated: 1/5 Dec 30, 2006 Full Review BBC.com Rated: 2/5 Feb 3, 2004 Full Review Mike Massie Gone With The Twins The cleverness is at a minimum; few things stand out as memorable or inventive or shocking. Rated: 5/10 Aug 9, 2023 Full Review Dennis Schwartz Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews It's an Abbott and Costello film without those likeable comedians, who had a great career in such dumb comedies. Rated: C Jul 29, 2023 Full Review James Croot Stuff.co.nz Writer David Berenbaum, who created the wonderfully subversive Elf, here produces a leaden script too scary for many youngsters and too moralising and saccharine for those over 10. Rated: 2/5 Jul 21, 2023 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis Workaholic real estate agent Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy) is accused by his wife, Sara (Marsha Thomason), of neglecting his son (Marc John Jefferies) and daughter (Aree Davis), so he takes the family on a vacation. Along the way, the family stops off at a sinister mansion that Jim has been asked to sell, only to discover it's haunted by Master Gracey (Nathaniel Parker) ; his stern butler, Ramsley (Terence Stamp) ; and two other servants who need some help breaking a curse.
      Director
      Rob Minkoff
      Executive Producer
      Barry Bernardi
      Screenwriter
      David Berenbaum, David Berenbaum
      Distributor
      Buena Vista Pictures
      Production Co
      Walt Disney Pictures, Doom Buggy Productions, Gunn Films
      Rating
      PG (Language|Frightening Images|Thematic Elements)
      Genre
      Comedy, Fantasy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      Nov 26, 2003, Wide
      Release Date (Streaming)
      Jan 1, 2014
      Box Office (Gross USA)
      $75.8M
      Sound Mix
      Surround, Dolby SR, DTS, SDDS
      Aspect Ratio
      Scope (2.35:1)
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